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Gavin Hoyte has defended Maidstone new boy Taylor Curran following online abuse from Swindon fans.
No trains will run along a major railway route in the county as preparation work is carried out ahead of a scheme to prevent landslips.
A town centre nightclub gutted by fire last week says it is ready to reopen for business - albeit not in the same building.
A council is urging festival-goers and those living near a town park to visit a walk-in clinic to get a Covid jab.
An iconic steam train on a tour of the county will tonight make a pit-stop in a village to collect water.
A prize giving scheme designed to say thank you to local heroes is back for a second year.
Maidstone have cancelled their friendly against Southend due to positive Covid tests.
A main road will be closed for two weeks while a water company carries out emergency repairs to a collapsed sewer.
A football league have been accused of effectively banning girls from playing the game they love.
Two men found with suspected stolen car parts have appeared in court after a break-in at an industrial estate.
A crooner who has entertained neighbours by singing in his doorway during the pandemic, says he is shocked after someone complained to the council.
Kent firefighters are launching a 30-day safety campaign to cut down on house fires and are offering shopping vouchers for the first to sign up.
A school was hit by a flood the day before breaking up for summer but it did not stop it marking the special occasion, the head teacher said.
Flies, maggots and foxes have been causing problems for residents after their bins have not been collected despite soaring temperatures.
A man who ran into a blazing nightclub to get people out has spoken of how he thinks fate led him there, as investigators draw a blank on the cause.
Time to brush off your little one's most adorable outfit, as the Kent Messenger's Cute Kids Competition is back for another year.
So 16 months on from the first lockdown, how different do our streets look?
Plea made for someone in crowd to help officiate Maidstone United Under-23s football match after linesman caught up in trainline flood.
Train services across Kent have been hit by heavy flooding and a fallen tree has blocked a rail line. Replacement buses are being used.
Officers are appealing for information after a man wearing only shorts exposed himself in a park, whilst children were nearby.
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